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PRESS RELEASE: Florida Board of Governors' Annual Accountability Report Spotlighted by National Higher Ed Group
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE—March 12, 2012
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—The Florida Board of Governors' just-released "Annual Accountability Report" for 2010-11 – which tracks trends and includes strategic goals amid the 11 institutions in the State University System of Florida – has been highlighted by the national higher education executive officers' organization as "a leading example nationally" of the way public university systems and governing boards are making university data more comprehensive, easier to understand, relevant to more stakeholders and more cutting-edge.
The State Higher Education Executive Officers – or SHEEO – spotlighted Florida's accountability documents on its web site along with an "action plan" recently released by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education.
"For the past two years, the leadership and staff of the State University System of Florida have been on a fast track to building one of the most dynamic and public-friendly frameworks for understanding what works and what needs attention," said Paul E. Lingenfelter, President of SHEEO, the State Higher Education Executive Officers.
"Taken with the Board of Governors' Strategic Plan for 2025 released just a few months ago for the State University System, Florida is a leading example nationally of public university systems and governing boards making their data, successes and challenges more transparent and more relatable to stakeholders and taxpayers," he said.
For the first time in its history, the Board of Governors' Annual Accountability Report also includes an web-based interactive dashboard allowing for more narrow and custom comparative searches. Taking the 17 key performance indicators already in the Annual Accountability Report, a user can instantaneously sort for ascending or descending numbers and look at subsets of content in the Annual Accountability Report. Creating the brand-new on-line component took more than eight months from concept to execution, with existing staff and resources.
"We are gratified that SHEEO has highlighted our extensive progress in a short amount of time as we put the finishing touches on building the most accountable and measured framework of any public university system in the nation," said Chancellor Frank T. Brogan. "The Annual Accountability Report's sheer transformation was a Herculean effort by a small team, and we're not finished yet. The Strategic Plan lays out our next decade of metrics with aggressive outcomes, while the University Work Plans will provide the underpinning of how we can achieve those goals."
For more, see www.sheeo.org/resources/agen_pers.htm.
SHEEO is the national association created in 1954, by the executive officers of nine of the 10 statewide higher education boards then in existence. SHEEO today is comprised of the executive officers serving 28 statewide governing boards and 29 statewide coordinating boards of higher education – 48 states total are represented, in addition to the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. SHEEO promotes cooperative relationships with federal agencies, colleges and universities, and higher education and other associations in the following ways: the collection and exchange of data and information; the development of standard definitions and practices; the conducting of major studies; and the development of higher education in the public interest.
The Board of Governors' Strategic Plan is located at a link from the home page, www.flbog.edu. Board of Governors Chair Dean Colson commented on several specific performance metrics in his "State of the System" remarks at the January 2012 meeting. For more and the video link to his remarks, see:www.flbog.edu/pressroom/news.php?id=427.
The 2010-11 Annual Accountability Report – approved at the most recent Board of Governors meeting – fulfills and exceeds certain statutory reporting requirements. Specifically, the Annual Accountability Report, along with the University Work Plans, address the following:
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• Florida 21st Century Technology, Research and Scholarship Enhancement Act in Section 1004.226(9), F.S.;
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HARTSVILLE, SC – Coker's late-season pitching woes continued at the CVAC Tournament on Friday and Saturday, as the Cobras lost two straight and returned home. In the first game CC fell 11-8 to host Barton and lost in the consolation bracket 28-19 against Erskine.
A windy day and a small park led to game one's high scoring. Nine homeruns rocketed over the fence in the game, representing 12 of the 19 runs scored. Eric Losten and Conrad Deese hit back-to-back homers in the first inning for a 2-0 Coker lead but the Bulldogs answered with two runs in the second.
The two teams were tied at 3-3 after three innings but Barton took control of the game in the fourth with a five spot. Tyler Petty's three-run homer with two out did the most damage and left CC with a hole to climb out of.
Justin Sims hit a two-run bomb in the fifth and Losten hit his second blast of the day in the sixth to cut the lead to 9-7. The Bulldogs added one in the seventh and eighth, however and Coker managed only one run in the bottom of the eighth to complete the scoring.
Freshmen Brad Boob had a rough day, pitching seven innings with 11 runs and 18 hits allowed. Senior Ben Kershner went 4-4 with a walk, one run scored and a RBI, while Losten and Deese both had a pair of solo homeruns.
In game two the Cobras built a 9-1 lead in the first three innings only to see Erskine storm back in the second three innings to lead 13-11. In the eighth inning the Flying Fleet seemingly took control of the game with a six run outburst and a 19-11 lead. In the bottom of the ninth Coker had runners on first and second base but the next two batters popped out and struck out. With two outs, Dustin Dockter singled to drive in the runners and started an incredible eight-run comeback to tie the game at 19-19.
A single by Losten made it 19-15 and a bases-loaded double by Kershner drove in three more runs to cut the deficit to one. Sims singled to drive in pinch runner Brantley Bell and put the winning run on third base. Runner Stephen Jackson attempted to steal home with the bases loaded but was thrown out to send the game to extra innings.
The game went so long it had to be postponed for darkness and continued Saturday morning. CC had a runner on third in the 10th inning and a runner on second in the 11th but couldn't score either time. In the 12th, the Fleet's Robbie Knapp hit a two-run homer and it opened the floodgates for a nine-run explosion that deflated Coker. There would be no second comeback as CC went 1-2-3 in their final at-bat.
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Graffiti at headquarters of GOP in Concord decriedBy Staff
October 14. 2013 9:01PM
CONCORD — The state Republican Party is calling on state Democrats to condemn "liberal political activists" after a message presumably supporting Obamacare was spray painted on the GOP headquarters building at 10 Water St.
The message — "W W J D (What Would Jesus Do) Healthcare for Everyone" — was discovered spray painted in green on the rear of the building Friday. The New Hampshire Republican State Committee Monday said it had filed a report with police about the vandalism.
New Hampshire GOP Executive Director Matt Slater issued a statement: "Our building was clearly vandalized by liberal political activists who disagree with our fiscally responsible values."
The statement continued: "This type of outrageous and illegal political activism should be condemned by the New Hampshire Democrat Party. They need to send a clear message to liberal activists that their shameful tactics have no place in politics."
Slater also said: "Instead of trying to engage in a serious debate about the issues facing our country, these cowardly extremists decided to spread their liberal agenda by damaging our property,"
State Democratic Party spokesman Harrell Kirstein responded: "New Hampshire Democrats are shocked and disappointed to hear about the vandalism at the New Hampshire Republican headquarters. No matter our political disagreements, there are always better ways to communicate with each other and we condemn these actions.
Kirstein continued: "Last year, someone repeatedly stole the American flag outside our office and it was never returned. We empathize with our colleagues across the aisle and hope that whoever this individual is, they step forward, apologize, and take responsibility immediately."
GOP staff is seeking estimates to determine the cost to remove the graffiti and repair any damage.


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An introductory methods textbook for undergraduates studying physical
education, adapted physical education, exercise science, therapuetic
recreation, and other disciplines in education, fitness, and recreation.
Susan L. Kasser, PhD, is an associate professor in the department
of rehabilitation and movement science at the University of Vermont at
Burlington, where she teaches courses pertaining to inclusive physical
activity. She holds a doctorate in movement studies in disability from
Oregon State University.
Kasser has over 20 years of teaching experience in community and
school-based physical activity programs involving individuals with
diverse abilities. She has presented on both national and international
levels in the area of inclusive physical activity. Kasser has also
developed many community-based exercise programs for adults with chronic
conditions and disabilities, including the Individualized Exercise for
Active Lifestyles (IDEAL) program, which has served more than 75 adults
with multiple sclerosis since 1998.
In 2012 she received the Outstanding Faculty Award from the College of
Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Vermont. Kasser also
received the 2001 Outstanding Educator Award from the Vermont
Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance and the
2000 Kroepsch-Maurice Excellence in Teaching Award from the University
of Vermont.
Kasser resides in Jericho, Vermont, where she enjoys hiking, kayaking,
and backpacking in her free time.
Rebecca K. Lytle, PhD, is a professor in the department of
kinesiology at California State University at Chico, where she teaches
courses in adapted physical education and motor development. Lytle has
been teaching in higher education since 1992. She also taught as an
adapted physical education teacher in the public schools from 1988-1996,
and was a school consultant from 2000-2002.
Lytle has published numerous articles for refereed journals and
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activity. She has presented at the state, national, and international
levels and has served as consultant or coordinator for several
community-based physical activity and motor skill assessment programs
for both children and adults.
She is a member of the International Council for Health, Physical
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Activity (IFAPA); National Consortium for Physical Education and
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Consortium (NCAPEC); American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD); California Association for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD); and California
Teachers Association (CTA). Lytle also serves as chair of the National
Adapted Physical Activity Council of AAHPERD and chair of the California
State Council on Adapted Physical Education.
Lytle and her husband, Donald, reside in Chico. In her free time she
enjoys playing with children, walking and hiking, and playing baseball
and softball.
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Alex Runs, Joh Cooks p.4
Posted: November 3, 2009 | Author: Johanna | Filed under: Alex Runs Joh Cooks, cheap, delish, Johanna, Rachael Ray, vegetarian | Tags: Alex Runs Joh Cooks, antioxidants, cancer fighters, parmesan, ricotta cheese, swiss chard, whole wheat pasta | 5 Comments »
We're back, with another installment of Alex Runs, Joh Cooks. This time around, we're doing a straight up pasta dish. As always, the rule is that I will donate money for every single comment I get from you guys, up to 2 comments per e-mail address per post. So type away, tell me what you think, say the word "Duck" or "pants" or "filbert". It all counts. Together we can fight cancer!!! Also – if you want to just throw some money at Alex on your own, DO IT!!!!!
This recipe, I know Alex will enjoy. I hope you all do too. I borrowed it from Rachael Ray, and tweaked it a bit.
It bears strong resemblances to my Lemon-Ricotta Orzo, which Alex enjoyed when she was here back in July, and which I think everybody loves, because how can you not love lemony ricotta cheese, and pasta???
Even better, this version uses whole wheat penne rigate, which is high in fiber and heart-healthy whole grains, and Swiss Chard, which is a member of the leafy green family and can help you get some more fiber, as well as cancer-fighting antioxidants into your life. You can't beat that bargain.
Whole Wheat Penne with Swiss Chard and Lemony Ricotta.
1 pound Whole Wheat short-cut pasta (penne, penne rigate, rigatoni, cellantani, cavatappi, campanelle, orechiette, the possibilities are endless)
3 cloves garlic – chopped
1 small yellow onion – chopped
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flake (or to taste).
1 bunch Swiss Chard, cleaned and coarsely chopped (cut off and toss out any super thick stems, but otherwise just run them under some water and chop them up)
1 cup vegetable broth
1 cup ricotta cheese (whole milk or otherwise, if you must, but I'd recommend the whole diary fats. yum!)
1 lemon
Grated Parm, Olive Oil, Salt, Pepper
1. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil, and cook the pasta al dente (or a little past if you're like me. no biggie).
2. Preheat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a big skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic, onions, salt, pepper and red pepper flake, and cook for approximately 5 minutes, or until the onions are mushy and turning a little brown on the edges.
3. Add the swiss chard, toss, and let the heat make the chard wilt. Once it does, crank the heat to high, and add the veggie stock and a ladle of the pasta cooking water.
4. Bring the liquid in the skillet to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer for 6-7 minutes. While that's happening, combine the ricotta with the zest of the lemon, and some salt and pepper. Put 1/4 cup ish in each serving plate, or y'know, however much looks good to you.
5. Drain the pasta. Squeeze the lemon juice over the Swiss Chard, and throw all the pasta in. Toss everything around to get it nice and coated, and get the flavors mingling. Turn off the heat and add about a cup of the parm, and toss again.
6. To serve, plop the pasta/chard mixture on top of the lemony ricotta cheese, and sprinkle with more parm if you're like me and can't get enough. Stir, breathe in, and get that hint of lemony goodness and the joy of some dark leafy greens.
This is probably the best pasta dish for you if you're trying to be good about not eating too much, because if you fail to moderate, you're eating something PACKED with nutrients, healthy stuff, and yum. Who doesn't love that?? Plus, the carbs will fuel your next run, and the protein in the greens will help bolster your energy for a longer burn.


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Hoyt's Radiator on I-10 is torn down
A crew from Coastal Demolition made short work Thursday of the old Hoyt's Radiator building at 1225 Interstate 10 East, sending it into history with the old Simpson's Barbecue joint at 1450 Interstate 10 that fell to the wrecker last week.
As Coastal's vice president Gene Brown tore up the last bits of what was once a boxy metal service station-style building with a front canopy, crew member Henry Lopez said they needed less than an hour to knock it down.
"If you blinked, it was gone," he said.
The two hulks had stood forlornly along that stretch of Interstate 10 for what seemed like years. Simpson's had closed in 1989. There were signs of life at Hoyt's, but not enough to convey any sense of commerce. A few months ago, the place was cleaned out.
The city had waited for a lawsuit from Dallas about demolition to work its way through the courts before beginning city-ordered demolitions again. Once that was cleared, the city started tearing through its backlog.
The sites of those two abandoned buildings are now being readied for possible future use.
The Simpson's property is privately owned and could be built on, city officials said.
The Hoyt's property was taken by Jefferson County for unpaid back taxes.
The city expects reimbursement for the Simpson's demolition but will have to absorb the cost of the Hoyt demolition.
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Little Lyford Lodge and Cabins
Beyond Maine's bustling seaports and crowded resort towns lies an untarnished wilderness replete with mountain landscapes and countless remote fishing ponds. With miles upon miles of winding, wooded trails, you can just as easily find yourself atop a gorgeous mountain cliff or taking a swim in a secluded waterfall basin.
For over 140 years, Little Lyford Lodge & Cabins has provided visitors an authentic outdoor experience in central Maine's expansive Moosehead Lake region. Cross-country ski out your cabin's front door, fly fish the West Branch of the Pleasant River, or hike your way up to Laurie's Ledge on Indian Mountain for stunning views. Relax or play as long as you like; delicious homemade meals and hot showers will be waiting for you back at the lodge.
Built in 1874, Little Lyford Lodge and Cabins offers a remote yet comfortable four-season retreat for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the spectacular mountains and wilderness of the Moosehead Lake region. Enjoy hiking, wildlife watching, paddling, fly fishing, skiing, and more at our traditional Maine sporting camp. Set within 66,000 acres of Appalachian Mountain Club conservation land, Little Lyford offers short walks or more challenging hikes to Indian Mountain, Gulf Hagas, or the Appalachian Trail. Fly fishing for native brook trout is available on the West Branch of the Pleasant River or on one of our ten remote ponds.
Little Lyford features private cabins and central lodge, home-cooked meals, hot showers and a sauna in season.
15 Moosehead Lake Road P.O. Box 310
Greenville, Maine 04441
- Phone 207-358-5187
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- Hours **2016 Full Service Season Dates** January 1-March 13 May 12-October 23 December 26-December 31 Our lodge is drive-in during summer and fall, and accessible by ski or dogsled in winter.


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Despite finding trouble off the first tee Tuesday afternoon at Laurel Mill Golf Course, Ridgway freshman Josh Roselli finished with a 41 to grab medalist honors in a 29-stroke victory over the visiting Brockway Rovers.Roselli was joined by junior Josh Mitchell, who shot a 42. Ridgway sophomore Jake Klawuhn followed with a 45, junior Jesse Reynolds with 46, and junior Matt Aiello with 47 strokes for a team score of 221.Ridgway sophomore Mtichell Gilmore also was out on the course and brought home a 48; he was joined by freshman T.J. Schlimm with 50 and sophomore Mason Stark with 53.Scoring for the Rovers was Brett Carr at 47, Sam Hawkins at 48, Fabio Fortunato and Dausen Crawford with a pair of 51s, and Darren Olivio with 53 for a team total of 250 strokes.Andy Genevro and Alec Bouch were also on the course and carded a 54 and 56, respectively, but did not factor into the scoring."We went with a younger lineup [Tuesday]," said assistant coach Eric Herzing as the Elkers started three juniors, three sophomores and two freshmen."Josh Roselli overcame a double bogey on the first hole to become our fifth different medalist in our four matches. In just his second varsity match as a freshman, that was very impressive."We are going to need a total team effort on Thursday when we head to Kane to take on a very good Johnsonburg team."


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Objective: SWBAT count and find the total of items that come in groups of two. SWBAT rote count by 2. SWBAT record their thinking.
Big Idea: Eyes, shoulders, knees, hands, and feet are the many things that come in twos. Today your students will learn to count groups of eyes as they find the total number of eyes for a given number of students.
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Warm Up
The students gather on the carpet and face the Smart Board. They will need a piece of blank paper and a pencil. Using the Quick Flash Dot Cards, I will flash three sets of three dots for two seconds. I will ask them to figure out how many dots there are and then share their strategy.
"I am going to flash a set of dots for a few seconds. Your job is to figure out how many dots there are in total. I will then ask people to come up and explain their thinking to the class. While students are sharing, I want you to compare it to your strategy and decide if it is the same or different."
I then repeat this process with three fours and then three fives.
As students explain their thinking to the class, they are trying to communicate precisely to others. They are using clear definitions in discussion with others and in their own reasoning. They are stating how they found the total and their rationale for how they saw it (CCSS.MATH.PRACTICE.MP6)
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Introducing Groups of Two
I start with a blank chart labeled, Things That Come In Twos.
"Who can tell me things that come in twos?"
I will write down their ideas. I want to make sure that body parts are mentioned.
"I want to focus on eyes. Our eyes come in twos. We have a left one and a right one. Suppose we wanted to find out how many eyes were in a group of three children. How could we figure that out?"
I then ask students for suggestions and chart each idea on the chart. At first I drew 3 heads and out 2 eyes on each one. Then I took other suggestions from the students and recorded them on the chart (Ways to Represent Six Eyes.png).
It is important to understand that some students may still need to count by 1s. This is ok and their reliance on this strategy will become less as their understanding of this concept develops.
In this case and in the task in the next section, the students are working on an activity that relates counting to addition and subtraction (e.g., by counting on 2 to add 2). They are also using repeated addition to find the total number of eyes (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.1.OA.C.5 & CCSS.MATH.PRACTICE.MP8).
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How Many Eyes?
Advanced Preparation: You will need to make enough copies of Counting Eyes.
"Now you are going to work on some problems that ask you to find the total eyes for a group of 7 students. Once you finish that, you will solve a few other problems with a different number of students. I want you to find a spot to work on these problems by yourself. You can look at the chart we created to see different ways that you can represent your thinking."
As students are working, you will want to circulate and see:
- How are they modeling their thinking? Are they using pictures, their fingers, counting out loud, or are they using mental facts? An example of this is Using Pictures To Represent
- How are they counting? By 1s or 2s? Or are they seeing it as a repeated addition problem or a doubles fact?
I have also included another problem involving tricycles, How Many Tricycles?. This can be used as a challenge and/or second task.
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Lesson Wrap Up
After the students have had ample time to work on this task, I gather the students in from of the Smart Board, so examples of their work can be presented. As they are working, you will want to identify the types of solutions that will be shared. In this case, I had students solve the task one of three ways. So I am having each example presented to the class. There is a video of each presentation as well as a copy of each presenters work.
"As you were working today, I noticed a variety of ways that students were working to solve each problem. Some of you drew pictures, some of you counted by groups of two, and some of you used known facts and/or double facts. I will ask a few of you to come up and share your strategy. Once an approach is shared, I will ask you to compare it your approach to see if it is similar."
I will ask the students to present in the order that I have them listed in the section resource. I want the presentations to be in order of efficiency and depth of understanding. However, it is important to emphasize that each approach is a correct one and yields the right answer.
The order is:
- Representing With Pictures.pdf/Presenting Picture Strategy
- Representing With Numbers.pdf/Representing With Numbers
- Using Known Facts.pdf/Representing With Known Facts
I have also included a photo, CK's Correct Responses, that demonstrates the student who presented using the picture strategy to solve the task. You will notice that her answer (for the second part of the task) looks different then the one she presented. During the work time, I took a picture of her approach because it was clear and organized. However, she was confused on the third task and tried to use her thinking form the second task to solve it. This led her to some confusion and her combining her thinking for both problems into one. I felt this needed to be in here to support what you saw.
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Fact Fluency
I will ask the students to meet me on the carpet and hand out their sheet for today's Mad Minute exercise. This routine was introduced in a previous lesson. Please check out the link to get a full overview of this routine.
I want to really focus on fact fluency and build upon the students ability to solve within ten fluently (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.1.OA.C.6). I am going to use the Mad Minute Routine. This is a very "old school" routine, but I truly feel students need practice in performing task for fluency in a timed fashion. Students need to obtain fact fluency in order to have success with multiplicative reasoning. Students who don't gain this addition fact fluency by the end of 2nd grade tend to struggle with the multiplicative reasoning in third. Having this fluency also allows them to work on more complex tasks because the have the fact recall to focus on the higher level concepts.
Continued Practice
One of the 1st Grade CCSS is that students can determine if an equation is true or false (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.1.OA.D.8). This is a skill that we have been working on throughout the year. I wanted to use Adapting True False For Understanding sheet to check in and see how students were doing with this concept.
I have included a copy of a students work with this task. She is a student who needs a lot of differentiation to complete her work. She has the ability to do this task successfully but needed me to sit and walk he through it. In this case, I put a box around each part of each equation (for the bottom part of the page) and this allowed her to see each side as its own entity.


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Prior to this agreement with Schneiderman, Thomson Reuters was selling early access to the University of Michigan consumer survey results to high-frequency traders. The survey results are distributed exclusively by Thomson Reuters every other Friday. The University of Michigan's consumer survey results are among the most closely watched indicators of consumer sentiment in the U.S. High-frequency traders were able to access and act on this information two seconds earlier than other Thomson Reuters subscribers. That two-second advantage is more than enough time for these traders to take unfair advantage of their early access to this information as they execute enormous volumes of trades in the blink of an eye. The attorney general's investigation into the scope and impact of this practice is ongoing.
"Promoting fairness and avoiding distortions in the securities markets is an important focus of this office," Schneiderman said. "The securities markets should be a level playing field for all investors, and the early release of market-moving survey data undermines fair play in the markets."
The change of Thomson Reuters' practice immediately removes this advantage for high-frequency traders and only allows them access to this market-moving information at the same time that it is made available to other Thomson Reuters subscribers. The AG's camp said this change immediately removes a prior distortion in the markets and it sends a message that unfair timing advantages for high-frequency traders and others will not be tolerated.
The office's investigation into this matter is ongoing and is being led by Chad Johnson, senior counsel in the executive division; Marc Minor, investor protection bureau chief; and assistant attorneys general Kenneth Haim and Shmuel Kadosh.


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NFL Team Report - New Orleans Saints - INSIDE SLANT
The New Orleans Saints were happy, but not overjoyed, at what they were able to accomplish in 2013 after a miserable season one year earlier.
NFL Team Report - New Orleans Saints - INSIDE SLANT
The New Orleans Saints were happy, but not overjoyed, at what they were able to accomplish in 2013 after a miserable season one year earlier.
They were thrilled to finish 11-5 and get to the NFC divisional playoffs after a suspension-riddled 2012 season produced a 7-9 record and left them out of the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
Yet, they were disappointed they weren't able to cash in when they had an opportunity to win the NFC South title and clinch the No. 2 playoff seed that would have earned them at least one home playoff game instead of having to go on the road.
But the Saints can still feel good about their revival, especially on the defensive side of the ball, which helped get them back in the playoffs instead of watching from home.
As a result, coach Sean Payton and his players believe the "window" of opportunity is still wide open for them as they look forward to their goals for 2014 and beyond.
"It's obviously more difficult the closer you get when you aren't able to accomplish those (goals)," he said. "But then, discussing the challenges this team faced, the way they responded, there are a lot of things that kind of motivate me (and) excite me about coaching them going forward."
"I thought they handled a lot of things this year coming off everything a year ago," Payton added, "the injuries, none of these things were discussed as excuses, but just any time we had a tough setback, tough losses, the response the next week. They made it not only enjoyable, but stimulating to coach because we were always on to the next challenge."
Quarterback Drew Brees was one of several players who talked after their season-ending, 23-15 divisional playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks about the window of opportunity.
Brees cited the veteran leadership, young talent, the system and the organization and track record in the last five seasons -- as well as the expectations they've set for themselves -- as things that will continue to serve them well.
"You would say that the future is as bright as we want it to be ... as hard as we are willing to work," he said. "It's all there for us now.
"Every year's a new year and you have to re-establish that identity every year. But the term 'window of opportunity,' in my opinion, it's always there for us -- for this team, for this organization, for this staff, for this group of players. It's always open."
Payton said he was encouraged by the roles some young players had to step up and fill when the team was decimated by injuries -- especially on defense.
"That window is still all the way open, and I mean that," Payton said. "We're always in a constant change, if you will, of taking in new players, evaluating this team and then going through the process of beginning to assemble the 2014 team.
"(But) as long as I'm the head coach here, we are trying to slam (the window) open ... always."
NFL Team Report - New Orleans Saints - NOTES, QUOTES
--Saints safety Rafael Bush was fined $21,000 by the NFL for his hit on from Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Percy Harvin during last Saturday's NFC divisional playoff game.
Harvin suffered a concussion in the first half of Seattle's win over New Orleans that will keep him out of Sunday's NFC Championship game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Bush acknowledged the animosity directed at him by Seahawks fans and responded on Twitter.
"What's up with all the (people) in my mentions all the seahawks fans should(n't) y'all worry about the 49ers??" Bush tweeted. "Anybody know me knows I play fast and physical but it's all good y'all have a blessed day."
Bush was penalized for the hit during the Seahawks' opening drive. Harvin went to the locker room in the first quarter and returned in the second quarter, but he did not play in the second half.
"It's super disappointing for Percy," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said. "He wants to play."
Besides Bush, the NFL levied fines from last weekend's playoff games to Carolina Panthers cornerback Josh Thomas for unsportsmanlike conduct, San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore for a face mask and the Indianapolis Colts cornerback Darius Butler for unnecessary roughness. Each was fined $7,875.
--The first order of business for the Saints over the next month or so is determining which of their 15 unrestricted free agents they plan to try and re-sign.
The list, of course, is topped by All-Pro tight end Jimmy Graham, who could be in line to receive a contract in the neighborhood of $10 million per season after catching 301 passes for 3,863 yards and 41 touchdowns in his first four seasons.
Graham will certainly be one of the league's most-sought free agents although he likely won't hit the open market and will be franchised if he and the team don't agree on a new deal.


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By Don Branum
Air Force Academy Public Affairs
If you've been in the Air Force for a while, you might know the name Gary Kunich. He worked for European Stars and Stripes around the time I first entered the Air Force in 1999. He retired in 2006 as a master sergeant, but he has never put down the pen: today he writes for local publications in his adopted hometown of Kenosha, Wis.
Today, he has a new message, one that he's asking everyone to help spread: "Don't drive distracted. Put away your electronic devices before you start your engine."
It's a message he can't spread by himself, but it's one that might have saved his son.
Kunich shared tragic news with a group of military public affairs professionals via Facebook Aug. 14: Devin Kunich, 21, had died a few days earlier when a car hit his bicycle along County Highway H in Pleasant Prairie, Wis., in the early hours of Aug. 7.
According to Pleasant Prairie Police Department reports, visibility was poor: the stretch of County Highway H where the accident occurred has no street lights, and a fog blanketed the area. Devin was riding north, on his way home from the Bristol, Wis., Renaissance Faire, where, according to his obituary, he was captain of the Black Swan swing ride.
At the same time, 18-year-old Quashae Taylor was driving along the same road. She was driving without her glasses and had been talking off and on to her boyfriend on her cellphone. She closed her eyes for what she described as a "long blink" as she answered her phone again at approximately 12:45 a.m.
Taylor probably never saw Devin before she hit his bicycle from behind. The impact flipped him onto her car, where he lay for almost six seconds before falling off. Police would later find his backpack, personal belongings and bicycle seat strewn in a 300-foot trail from the impact site.
Taylor slowed down, called 911 and stopped at the intersection of County Highway H and State Highway 165, a mile north of the accident scene. The paramedics who responded pronounced Devin dead at the scene.
As tragically as the events unfolded, one thing stuck out at me: the police reported that Devin was wearing dark clothing at the time of the accident and was not wearing a helmet. They later found a light which may have been on his bicycle at the time of impact.
I talked with one of my co-workers about the situation on Aug. 15. At the time, police had reported not finding any lights or rear reflectors on Devin's bike. I asked my co-worker, a fellow bicyclist, how I could write a story without mentioning that it might have been impossible for anyone to see Devin until the last second? Neither of us had a good answer.
That answer came a couple of days later, on the evening of Aug. 17. I was talking to my wife as we walked through Garden of the Gods Park, and as I posed the same question to her, I recalled a similar event about a year ago.
I was driving north along Chelton Road, just north of Fountain Boulevard in Colorado Springs, about an hour after dark. A bicyclist, dressed in dark clothing and with no lights on his bicycle, seemingly appeared out of nowhere. I had maybe half a second to swerve just enough to avoid him – and I probably missed him by less than a foot.
Half a second. The blink of an eye.
What if I had been trying to answer my phone instead of paying attention to the road?
Quashae Taylor has no prior record, no criminal history, not even a traffic ticket. Prosecutors have charged her with negligent homicide: she faces up to 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine. The blink of an eye changed her life.
Devin Kunich is dead. The blink of an eye ended his.
Gary and Ruth Kunich must live the rest of their lives without their son. Gary told me he doesn't want her to face extensive jail time but does want "some jail time and accountability."
"The hard part is struggling with the forgiveness (balanced with) the accountability," he said.
But more importantly, Gary and Ruth want people to put the phone away before turning the ignition.
So please, hang up and drive.
Photos: Devin Kunich poses for a photo at the Bristol, Wis., Renaissance Faire in this photo taken by his father, retired Master Sgt. Gary Kunich. Devin was killed shortly after midnight Aug. 8, 2011, by a distracted driver as he was bicycling home from the faire. (Courtesy photo)


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Threw my leg over the warmed up Harley at 6:30 a.m. this morning. Kissed Boo goodbye and told her I'll be back in two weeks. Worked my way on the backroads down to 212 West through Montevideo in the cool of the early morning hours and headed West. Had lunch with a young cop buddy I met a few years ago in Redfield, South Dakota. Just sitting in the park on a bench, munching a sandwich and talking about work and motorcycles. He loves to hear the old stories, and at my age, its all I have left. Now its 2:00 p.m. and I'm cruising West on 14 through the rolling South Dakota prairies. Keeping the bike at 60, I'm in no hurry.
The sunlight warm on my face, the dry wind blowing through my hair, the clock turns back and I feel 40 again. The sun casting cloud shadows on the prairie to my right, teasing me, urging me to kick the bike in the ass and race them, but I don't. Tried that years ago, they always win. I laugh at them, and they race away, disappearing over the hills ahead. A herd of antelope suddenly appear on my left, loping along inside the fence line, I wave, but they don't wave back, suddenly veering off down a dry grassy coulee, and disappearing from sight. The good rich smell of hot engine oil comes and goes with the breeze, the Harley has settled into a steady rhythm and the deep throated exhaust mutters along behind me. I haven't seen another vehicle in about an hour. the last one a truck load of young girls, giggling and daring each other to wave at the biker. In my leathers, and behind the shades and dew rag, and from a distance, I probably look a bit exotic. Boy, would they be disappointed! But now, its just me and the ribbon of road, stretching out ahead of me, winding through the hills and out of sight. Beckoning and promising adventure, somewhere up ahead. Just the way you like it when you want to be alone for a while with your thoughts and just enjoy being alive.
I'll cruise down, arcing to the South to pick up I-90 West, with a pause for the cause and a cold drink at Vivian. Maybe talk to some other bikers. On a bike, you're never without new friends when you want them. Eager to swap stories, talk about weather ahead, and enjoy being part of a family, ever ready to stop and help a fellow biker, or share a beer and a laugh about the things we've all seen and done on the road. If you're ever in trouble, call a cop. But if you're ever in real trouble, call a biker.
I'll pass through the Buffalo Grasslands and Rapid City, then on up to Sturgis which is just starting to wake up with the Rally just a few weeks away. Then over to Deadwood before picking up 14 to roll through the curves down through Spearfish Canyon to the Spearfish Canyon Lodge for a relaxing late supper. Spearfish Canyon, a spiritual place where God himself must ride a motorcycle on warm Summer days, with the soft, fragrant scent of pine everywhere and the gurgle and splash of Spearfish Creek to keep him, and all the bikers who come here, company.
I take a deep breath, its really good to be here, on the bike headed West. Suddenly, I hear a familiar voice, calling to me. I blink and the prairie fades away. "Hey, I said, are you alright?" Its, Boo, down below me, as I stand on a ladder, propped against the side of the house. My hands are sunk to the wrists in foul smelling glop in the storm gutter. I blink and look down at her. "I said, are you okay? You've been standing there motionless for almost ten minutes, just staring straight ahead. I thought you'd had a stroke. Jeez, you scared the crap out of me, you dopey old bastard!"
I clear my throat and drag more glop out of the gutter, tossing it into the bucket tied to my ladder. "No, I'm okay, I was just thinking about something and got caught up in it." I can sit down with a home brew and tell her about it later. She'll understand. She's a biker, like me. She's rolled the curves through Spearfish Canyon, smelling those pines, and has sat in the warm sunlight, with her feet in the cold, clear water of the creek on many occasions. I'll finish my task, and then maybe open that homebrew and clean the bike, and maybe the dream will come back and I'll make the Lodge by early evening, to sit and have a bite to eat and a cold beer before heading to my room and a nice soft bed.
Some people ask me, "Aren't you scared, riding a motorcycle around like that?" No, I'm not. But the plain and simple truth of it is that what scares me, what really scares the living hell out of me, is what happens when I can't ride a motorcycle around like that anymore.
What did Frost say? I have miles to go before I sleep.
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I am a young man and I am suffering from a mental illness which I think is waswas (insinuating whispers). Some days I wake up and I am not sure whether I have become junub (in a state of ritual impurity) or not. I looked in my underwear and thought that I was junub, but I did not pay any attention to it and I did not do ghusl (bathe). But as the day wore on, the waswas started. What should I do?
Praise be to Allah
Firstly: the best remedy for waswas is to ignore it and not pay any attention to it, and not worry about the doubts that the shaytan may cast into your mind about purification, prayer etc.
And you should also say a lot of du'a (supplication) and ask Allah to keep you safe and sound, and seek His help against the tricks of the shaytan.
Please see the answer to question no. 62839.
The basic principle is that a person is still pure (tahir) and he does not have to do ghusl unless he is certain that he became junub. So long as he is not certain, then he does not have to do ghusl, even if he thinks it most likely that he became junub.
A man who thought that he felt something whilst praying complained to the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and he said: "Do not stop until you hear a sound or notice a smell." Narrated by al-Bukhari (137) and Muslim (361). What is meant is: until you are certain that you have nullified your wudu (ablution).
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April 28, 2015
It is known that one of the first impressions a person gets of a home is the condition of the floors. If the floors are not in a decent condition or if the color of the flooring isn't a modern decorating color scheme, people may have a negative impression of the home. Here are some tips for keeping your existing carpet clean and beautiful:
- Stain Removal: Immediate removal of stains helps avoid its absorption of the carpet. A helpful technique for removing stains is to use a blot motion, rather than rubbing the affected area. This helps to not expand the stain into the fibers of the carpet.
- Take Your Shoes Off: A cost efficient and easy way to reduce the amount of dirt in your home is to simply remove your shoes before entering your home.
- Use of Mats: Incorporating mats strategically into your home can be greatly helpful in being a catch-all for dirt and other grime tracked in from the outside. It is helpful to place door mats by all exterior doors and area rugs to protect high traffic areas such as around chairs and couches.
- Regular Vacuuming: For routine removal of dirt and filth, your carpets should be vacuumed regularly. In addition, the bags of your vacuum should be replaced on a regular basis in order to achieve optimal results.
- Carpet Steaming: Steaming is extremely helpful for removing deeply rooted dirt as well as killing bacteria. The technique uses a hot water steam to break through the fibers. You should typically allow 3-4 days for drying of the carpet before you walk on it or move furniture back to place.
The flooring throughout the house should be considered when deciding if an update is in order, not just carpets, but kitchen and bathroom flooring as well. For many homes, even a base grade flooring replacement will make a big difference.
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Ron Hextall, the one-time star goalie with a flair for the dramatic, is returning to the Flyers.
Hextall, 49, was named an assistant GM and director of hockey operations, the Flyers announced Monday. He will start with the team on Aug. 1.
"I'm going with my gut," Hextall said of his decision.
Chris Pryor, who had been the team's director of hockey operations, will remain in the same capacity, but his title will change to director of scouting.
As a goalie, Hextall spent 11 seasons with the Flyers. He later spent seven years with the team as a scout and director of pro hockey personnel before becoming vice president and assistant GM with the Los Angeles Kings in 2006-07.
The Kings, with many ex-Flyers in the lineup, won the Stanley Cup in 2012.
"He's probably the most highly thought-of guy who is not a general manager," GM Paul Holmgren said. "To add him to our staff is huge."
Holmgren said he "absolutely" sees Hextall as a future GM. He said Hextall's "knowledge of building teams from the ground up….the things he learned in L.A. will be helpful to us."
In a conference call, Hextall made it clear he wants to be a GM some day.
"If that were to work out at some point when Homer's had enough, that's great," he said, referring to Holmgren by nickname. "It could happen at 29 other places, too."
Hextall's family wanted to move back to the East Coast, and Philly is home to them, Holmgren said. Holmgren added that he and Hextall have been close over the years and "the timing seemed right."
Hextall's contract with LA expired at the end of June, Holmgren said, adding that he talked with Hextall after the NHL draft in Newark "and things evolved from there."
Holmgren said Hextall was given a multi-year pact, but he would not be specific when asked about the length.
In 2008, Hextall became the 19th member inducted into the Flyers' Hall of Fame.
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